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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
2
Barnard College students publish the semi weekly paper during the college year except vacation and exams. The publication is entered as second class matter Oct. 19 1928 at the New York Post Office under the 1879 act. Subscription rate is five dollars per year.
The bulletin invites Southern and Northern delegates to exchange ideas at Barnard College this week. It notes past exchanges aimed to show race relations in the North, while acknowledging biases on both sides. Delegates are urged to observe New York with perspective and to engage with Barnard students to share knowledge.
Selma pays tribute to this year’s Nobel Peace Prize recipient Reverend Martin Luther King who spent part of last week in jail for breach of peace.
Taste Yale last week announced daily visiting access for women in Yale dormitory rooms, replacing weekend only hours. President Kingman Brewster Jr. defended the old schedule as sensible and fitting for a university community, while The New York Times notes the change aims to lessen inconvenience in certain situations.
The Citizenship Council requests volunteers for tutoring and work in hospitals settlement houses social centers and government offices. Projects include one night on campus and the Barnard Study Club. Saturday morning Barnard facilities host tutoring for elementary students. Sign up to help.
Teachers College of Columbia University will offer an NDEA Summer Institute in English as a Second Language for teachers of non English speaking students. Open to sixty participants with bachelor's degrees, the program runs July 5 to August 12 and requires minimal speaking ability in the students’ language along with TC admission standards.
Miss Dorothy Fae Prince a Greensboro NC faculty member in Agricultural and Technological College of NC will spend this semester in Miss Jean Palmer s office in Barnard as part of the Internships in Academic Administration program. The Ellis L Phillips Foundation sponsors the program to train students in college administrative processes. Prince a Professor of Education and Psychology was educated at Oberlin Syracuse University and Indiana University and comes from Sarah Lawrence where she spent last semester under Acting Dean Esther Haushen bush. Participants are recommended by someone who has worked with them and views potential for administrative leadership.
Miss Eleanor B. Smith directs new setup with two or three specialists at Hewitt cafeteria. Re modeled in 1961 reduced counter space for made to order sandwiches. A new table now accommodates individual preferences and branding.
Wigs and Cue Workshop presents four short selections in Minor Latham Playhouse Green Room at 7 and 9 pm on February 19. The program includes The Shadow of the Glen by John Millington Synge, A Social Success by Max Beerbohm, The Red Eye of Love by Arnold Weinstein, and The Bald Soprano by Eugene Ionesco.
A class member responds to Jane Newham regarding who should decide Senior Week. The writer argues the Class of 65's 375 members must determine the future, not a small group of seniors and uninvolved underclassmen.
Editor Randy Watson previews the Winter Focus with a March printer date and a mix of short story poems art and student creative humor. A Spring issue arrives by May with a March 15 deadline and two $50 prizes for poetry and prose. Weekly meetings at 12 on Tuesdays at 411 B invite students and visitors to discuss submissions.
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